HQS Quantum Simulations has launched HQStage, a modular quantum simulation and quantum computing toolkit. The cloud-supported toolkit is designed to meet the simulation needs of developers and researchers in quantum physics and chemistry. It offers ten simulation modules, management tools, and the ability to combine local and cloud computing. HQStage Modules are designed for quantum computing and materials simulation at the quantum level. The toolkit can simulate open quantum systems, potentially leading to breakthroughs in fields like chemistry and pharmaceuticals. Dr. Michael Marthaler, CEO of HQS, and Dr. Sebastian Zanker, CTO, highlighted the toolkit’s capabilities.
HQS Quantum Simulations Unveils HQStage: A Comprehensive Quantum Simulation Toolkit
HQS Quantum Simulations, a company specializing in quantum simulation software, has recently launched HQStage, a modular toolkit designed to cater to the simulation needs of quantum physics and chemistry researchers and developers. HQStage is a cloud-supported platform that offers a suite of 10 simulation modules, user-friendly management tools, and the ability to integrate local and cloud computing.
HQStage: A Flexible and Powerful Programming Environment for Quantum Simulations
HQStage is designed to provide a flexible and powerful programming environment for simulating quantum systems on various platforms, including laptops, workstations, high-performance computing (HPC) centres, and quantum computers. The toolkit introduces HQStage Modules, a set of 10 modules for quantum computing and materials simulation at the quantum level. These modules, categorized into Easy Input, Simulation, Model Analysis, and Quantum Computing, are designed to explore a wide range of quantum systems. Each module addresses specific challenges and offers researchers exceptional power and flexibility.
HQStage Modules are built on the unique approach of simulating open quantum systems, unlocking the potential of quantum computation on Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum (NISQ) devices. This approach could lead to significant breakthroughs in fields such as chemistry and pharmaceuticals.
HQStage Modules: Quantum Computing Tools for Researchers
HQStage offers two user-friendly modules for quantum computing: the HQS Qorrelator App and the HQS Noise App. The Qorrelator App is designed to simulate spectroscopy on a quantum computer, allowing users to define their own specific correlation functions or use the end-to-end implementation to calculate Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectra. The Noise App is a unique tool that uses quantum computers to simulate open quantum systems.
Dr. Michael Marthaler, CEO and Co-Founder of HQS, also highlighted the HQS Spin Mapper, a module accompanied by several published papers.
Enhancing Understanding of Quantum Simulations through Published Papers
HQS Quantum Simulations is dedicated to providing robust software tools along with comprehensive theoretical insights. The company has published a series of papers that delve into the theories underpinning the software. These papers provide detailed explanations and examples, enabling researchers to gain a comprehensive understanding of quantum simulation concepts.
HQStage: Requirements and Key Features
To use HQStage, users need Python installed on their computer and a free user account on the HQS Cloud platform. From this centralized Software as a Service (SaaS) platform, users can manage their HQStage Modules, licenses, subscriptions, and compute resources. HQStage Modules are compatible with 64-bit systems running the latest versions of Linux, Windows, and MacOS on ARM architectures.
HQStage offers several key features, including intuitive cloud-based management, a command-line tool for creating and managing virtual Python environments, and automatic updates for HQStage Modules. Dr. Sebastian Zanker, CTO and Co-Founder of HQS, emphasized the importance of a complex interaction of many simulation tools and computational hardware platforms for fully exploiting the power of quantum simulation.
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